How can i replace the middle part? My rat chewed through the entire center. He has tons of other stuff to chew on and not in cage all the time. :(
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The manufacturer website has spare parts. Might have to order directly from them.
1416770
You may try contacting Birds Choice. They can replace that part. Their number is 800-817-8833.
147203
Email the company who makes it. They replaced that part for me and were very, very helpful!
1183957
I have heard chinchillas like to chew, so this is probably not the best cage for them. To be honest, although my rats absolutely loooved this cage, they ended up chewing through the base in several places within a couple months, and we had to replace it with an all-metal cage. I bet a chinchilla would do the same.
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this is the same question I wanted to ask. I got a replacement shipped to me because I didn't catch the rat that was running around our house for 2 weeks after the unit was set up (along with glue traps and the regular spring traps). the replacement unit does the same thing, it goes green briefly when the 2 halves are attached with some jiggling but then goes dark. is there a faulty connection? or is it suppose to work that way. Can someone with a working unit answer this question? thanks.
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I was unable to get just the tray replaced when mine came the same way. Go to the site where it was purchased (mine was Amazon), tell them your problem. They will email you a paid return sticker. Put it on your box and return the entire unit. You should receive your replacement soon.
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If they were missing from the model you can wright Revell and request replacements, but you need to send the model number,and any other info from the kit. They will send you replacements. I got some rat lines that way when they were missing from my model. Hope this helps. Kenny
1902379
Sorry for you! I have only hand wased this. I would think you could contact the company for the repacement piece. Best wishes and thanks for sharing your experience so I will not make the same mistake!
473860
Hi, I had the very same problem (note had), I cut the blocks in half and laid the pieces (usually underneath the patio) where I believed they "traveled" the most. Voila! they ate all the pieces, after laying a second batch I noticed not all the pieces were gone/eaten, we did not see any more voles/field mice. I left the uneaten pieces in place - no more mice so I have removed the residue.
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It just takes a little maneuvering to get the cardboard scratcher out from under the tabs and a little bending of the cardboard. I've replaced mine before and nothing broke. But don't forget, you can turn it over once too before you replace it. Good luck!
2049758
Yes you can. Here is the link to the Super Pet site regarding replacement pieces: http://www.superpetusa.com/replacement-parts/
1141495
I'venever removed it, but probably with a screwdriver. One thing we had problems with was we had two birds get their feet caught between two bars where the two halves were put together. Since then we took some strong metal duct tape to wrap around the bars to prevent this from happening again. Just wanted to warn you of this error in the construction.
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I would think that rat can chew through it, since we had a rat that "attacked" a golf ball, but so far I don't see any evidence of rodents getting into it. What it is really good for is keeping raccoon away from my compost. I used to have a small "pile" with bricks around it. I had raccoon come on a regular basis and make a mess out of it. Now my space it very tidy. I keep a bucket with a lid to collect kitchen scraps, until I am ready to mix it in one of the chambers with dry leaves and paper shreds. My bin is outside and we do have squirrels, filed mice and you name it we probably have it. So far, so good. I had produced 5 excellent batches of black compost. I would think that rat can chew through it, since we had a rat that "attacked" a golf ball, but so far I don't see any evidence of rodents getting into it. What it is really good for is keeping raccoon away from my compost. I used to have a small "pile" with bricks around it. I had raccoon come on a regular basis and make a mess out of it. Now my space it very tidy. I keep a bucket with a lid to collect kitchen scraps, until I am ready to mix it in one of the chambers with dry leaves and paper shreds. My bin is outside and we do have squirrels, filed mice and you name it... » Read More I would think that rat can chew through it, since we had a rat that "attacked" a golf ball, but so far I don't see any evidence of rodents getting into it. What it is really good for is keeping raccoon away from my compost. I used to have a small "pile" with bricks around it. I had raccoon come on a regular basis and make a mess out of it. Now my space it very tidy. I keep a bucket with a lid to collect kitchen scraps, until I am ready to mix it in one of the chambers with dry leaves and paper shreds. My bin is outside and we do have squirrels, filed mice and you name it we probably have it. So far, so good. I had produced 5 excellent batches of black compost. « Show Less
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Contact manufacturer directly. They do not sell replacement parts, but may replace the new bottoms for you. They had a great customer service area when I needed a replacement for my feeder.
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I had the same problem, but if you look at you picture of the cage it goes together easy. Lay the sides together, then the front and back. Bolt them together and the rest of the parts just seem to fall into place. It is a real nice cage our bird loves it.
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Yes our rabbit did chew the inside. Unfortunately, he died about 6 mo after we got this (unrelated) so I don't know how it would hold up long term.
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Buy a cheap aluminum baking sheet for the bottom to provide a way to keep the cage clean. You can easily lift that part of the cage to remove, clean and re insert the tray!.